Record of Oregon papers and political debate summary
A fragmented OCR piece notes Pendleton Oregon newspaper ads and rates, then shifts to a political digest. It cites Taft, Roosevelt, Wilson, and party dynamics with straw polls from Chicago and various states, plus editorial tone on governor Wilson and party shifts.
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Union
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Wisconsin
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maryland
Ohio
Missouri
Wison
Vermont
Rhode Island
Nebraska
South
Werall
Vision and Politics in a Democratic Revival Speech
A fragmentary recounting of Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic party, praising vision as a motive for liberty and unity. The piece notes Wilson’s nonstandard nomination path, support from Bryan, and a rising view that Wilton may become president and enact a faith in reform.
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Valley Forge
Yorktown
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Wilton
Hog Market Shifts With Scarce Feeds Highlighted
In Farm and Fireside the Hog Market is described as improved with fatter hogs entering markets now versus past drought and cholera days. Chicago live hog receipts rose from 29 million to 33 million pounds in early August 1911, yet prices rose nine t o one dollar. Future outlook cites ongoing cattle and sheep shortages, steady packer stocks, and hopeful fall export trade as hog prices stay firm.
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Patrick Cuvahy
How to Succeed with Pears in Pruning Trees
An expert advises growers to envision an ideal shaped pear tree, aiming for a low open head while allowing personal adaptation. In pruning young trees, decide where to start the head, noting that a limb cannot extend higher from the ground than its base.
Lightning Strikes Mont Blanc Observatory Amid Storm Dread
An August lightning strike hit the Mont Blanc summit lab of the Society of Observatories, a wooden structure lacking lightning rods and buried in snow. The Jansen Observatory on Mount Plane reportedly endured a strike despite rods, with furniture melted, hardware fused, and woodwork charred by the fiery event.
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Mont Blanc
Jansen Observatory
Plane
Ominous Talk of a Worried Father Over Missing Telegraph Fund
Hawkeshee questions Jingle about a son showing worrisome signs of irregular habits. Jingle notes the boy has not telegraphed for money in ten days, a change from his usual Tuesday pattern with Hart per's Weekly as reported in the excerpt.
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Tam
Sai Jingle
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